Three EHS seniors were awarded a Regional Emmy on Tuesday, May 7th by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (http://www.natasmid-atlantic.org/scholarship.php). Megan Famularo, Christina Cilento, and Isaiah Zukowski created a video about the dangers of distracted teen driving for a class project in Communications 2. Click here to view the award winning video.

The revised Tax Increment Financing Plan for the Hamilton Crossings Tax Increment Financing District in Lower Macungie Township is now available for download. Please click here to download this plan. To download the projected revenue chart, please click here.

Fitness camp is a five-week program available for students entering grades 1-6. The camp will be held Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from July 9 through August 8 at Willow Lane Elementary. Parents/Guardians will have to provide their own transportation. For more information, please download the flyer (PDF).

From culinary arts to computer maintenance; interior design to digital photography, camp LCTI has something for your 5th - 8th grade student. Download the camp flyer (PDF).

Respite services for parents of Lehigh County Residents ages birth to 21 with a documented health diagnosis, including behavioral disorders, mood disorders, Autism Spectrum disorders and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity disorders are available through a program sponsored by Valley Youth House. Click here for more information (PDF).

The 2013-2014 school calendar was approved and adopted on March 25, 2013. Click here to download this calendar (PDF).

Message from Dr. Thomas L. Seidenberger, Superintendent of Schools:
While fully cooperating with the investigation being conducted by the Emmaus Borough Police, it is imperative that East Penn continues to maintain a calm and productive educational environment. There is a systematic and thorough approach to the investigative process which needs to run its course while the EHS administration continues to provide our students, faculty, and staff a learning environment free of distractions. Our objective is to always provide open and honest communication with our students, parents, faculty and staff. We will continue to speak with our students about their responsibilities as members of the school wide community, and ask them for their assistance in maintaining a safe and productive school environment. As parents, you can help us by speaking with your children about this incident, encouraging them to come forward with any helpful information and monitoring your child’s Facebook and Twitter accounts notifying us immediately if you discover any information that may help us to prevent future disruptions to the educational environment, as well as assist law enforcement in identifying any and all individuals involved.

This report examines all aspects of the East Penn School District transportation system and includes a compilation of key data relative to various aspects of the transportation system. Click here to download the complete report.

Information and files concerning the 2013/14 budget, including the Budget Outlook Presentation and the Official Statement for GOB2013, are now available on the Budget webpage.

In the event of a severe weather emergency alternate bus routes may be used. You can download and review East Penn’s emergency busing procedures here (PDF). A letter explaining the policy can be accessed here.

For information about recognizing signs and symptoms of the flu as well as general flu-care guidelines, click here to download this helpful flyer (PDF).